I am fairly new at using Excel, and am having a problem finding a
command, if there is one, to just select the last two digits of a number
and use it in a formula then paste in back on the end of the original
number. I am using Excel 2000.

example:

422733 take the last two digits and divide them by 60 and end up with a
final number 4227.55

Thanks, Don

Hi Don

422733\100 + (422733 mod 100)/60

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HTH

RP
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"Don B" wrote in message
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I am fairly new at using Excel, and am having a problem finding a
command, if there is one, to just select the last two digits of a number
and use it in a formula then paste in back on the end of the original
number. I am using Excel 2000.

example:

422733 take the last two digits and divide them by 60 and end up with a
final number 4227.55

Thanks, Don

Hi Don,

There must be smarter ways, but here's one:

=INT(A1/100)+(A1-(INT(A1/100)*100))/60

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Kind Regards,

Niek Otten

Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Don B" wrote in message
...
I am fairly new at using Excel, and am having a problem finding a command,
if there is one, to just select the last two digits of a number and use it
in a formula then paste in back on the end of the original number. I am
using Excel 2000.

example:

422733 take the last two digits and divide them by 60 and end up with a
final number 4227.55

Thanks, Don